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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

3

Ratherville Chamber invites Iowa group for fire inspection

At a September board meeting the Ratherville Chamber of Commerce extended an invitation to the Iowa State Fire Prevention Association to hold a fire prevention inspection in Estherville on Wednesday November 4. The event will include 35 to 50 inspectors, work with local firemen, and a State Fire Marshall representative. Begin 9 a.m. with a noon luncheon. Scouting, schools, and insurance agents will assist in public fire prevention education.

Ratherville Estherville Boy Scouts

Faculty Picnic Planned for Estherville Teachers

The entire Estherville school faculty will hold a picnic Tuesday evening at Ft. Defiance State Park. Miss Florence Myer leads supper and arrangements while Miss Dorothy Wassum handles entertainment for an informal, enjoyable gathering.

Estherville Ft. Defiance State Park Florence Myer Dorothy Wassum

Emmetsburg Man A Scott Ormsby Dies After Illness

A Scott Ormsby 64 prominent Emmetsburg resident and Palo Alto County landowner died Tuesday in an Iowa City hospital after several weeks illness. Son of pioneer banker A L Ormaby, he was a World War I captain stationed in Washington. Survived by widow and three sons, funeral plans incomplete.

A. Scott Ormeby Emmetsburg L. Ormaby Ormaby Palo Alto Emmersburg Germany Wall Mr. Ormsby Washington, D. C California Ormeby

Uncertain Weather Report From Paterson Office

The week ends with unusually cool conditions and heavy rains on Tuesday and Wednesday. Uplifted by reports from Paterson and Towree, the forecast notes a 66.7 to 48 degree range and a September reference. Former secretary Greenwood of Des Moines is mentioned.

P. T. A. Executive Committee Meeting Set for Friday

Mrs. H C Sorensen announces the PT A executive committee will meet Friday afternoon September 18 at 4 30 in the normal training room of the high school next to the superintendent of schools office. The elected officers committee chairs building principals and the superintendent will attend to plan the year and all are asked to be on time.

Mra. H.C

Banquet at Gulf Point Delayed One Day

Governor Landon appearance in Des Moines changed the dinner and entertainment schedule for Des Moines manufacturers and jobbers for Es terville and nearby towns. The event is postponed to Wednesday Sept 28 at Gull Point lodge with dinner at 6 30 for Batherville Spirit Lake Lake Park Arnolds Park Okoboji and Milford. Des Moines Chamber of Commerce funds the dinner and Secretary Sykes requests prompt attendee notice.

Landon Des Moines Estherville Gull Point Lodge Batherville Spirit Lake Lake Park Arnolds Park Okoboji Milford

East Emmet School Elects 1986 Officers

Emmet Consolidated school P. T. A. elected Vernon Anderson president Mrs. Ever ett Logue vice president Henry Nepps secretary treasurer Miss Evelyn Norby Mrs Gene Weir and Mrs John Lamack chosen for refreshment committee The first meeting of the group for the school year was held Monday evening.

Oorges Abeis Cipeters , Waty Emmet. Consolidated School P. T. A Vernon Anderson Everett Logue Henry Nepps Evelyn Norby Gene Weir John Lamack

Hear James Roosevelt Speak at Mason City

A large delegation from Estherville gathered in Mason City on Saturday to hear James Roosevelt the president's son speak. Attendees included Ike Coleman Dennis Bagan Clara Kennedy Kennedy and Egertson families along with Mr and Mrs Murphy and others.

Estherville Mason City James Roosevelt Ike Coleman Dennis. Bagan Clara Kennedy FP. J. Kennedy

Estherville youths to begin college this fall

Homer Judd will study at Creighton University in Omaha. Homer Ortmeyer plans a political science major at Cornell College in Mt. Vernon. Elizabeth Rhodes returns to the University of Wisconsin at Madison.

Homer Judd Homer Ortmeyer Elizabeth Rhodes Estherville Judd Creighton University Omaha Ortmeyer Cornell College Mt. Vernon Miss Rhodes University of Wisconsin At Madison

Estherville Chamber of Commerce Message to Members

The Estherville Chamber of Commerce serves local business leaders through voluntary contributions, sustaining a full time secretary and assistant. Members will be listed later. the goal is unified action to promote Estherville, its trade area, and community growth through business support.

Estherville Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Estherville

Polo Polo Ticket Sellers Expect Large Estherville Polo Game

Preparations are complete for a Sunday polo match in Estherville between Paullina and Mareus, to be played at 2 90 p m on the airport landing field near old highway 9. Paullina manager Slim Nix brings twenty horses. field will be rolled for a fast game. crowd of thousands expected. tickets 25 cents adults 10 cents children.

Estherville Paullina Mareus Middle West Marcus Storm Lake Slim Nix Minneapolis Egtherville Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp England United States Iowa State Highway Patrol Melvin Warren Dan Howard Sidles Dennis Bagan Lyle Kilgore Claire Coon Francis Shadle Paul Gray Lawrence Jensen W. H. Perlyberg Geo. Brunskill Glenn Story Donald Lawler

Miss Thompson to Hold Hygiene Classes Again

Miss Velma Thompson, school nurse in Estherville, will open classes in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick this fall. She invites interested adults and students to contact her at the Roosevelt building, with office hours from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., 1 to 2 p.m., and 4 to 4:30 p.m.

Velma Thompson Roosevelt

Nicholses mark eighteenth wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Irwin Nichols quietly observed their eighteenth wedding anniversary yesterday with a family dinner. Guests included Judge F C Davidson and his daughter Miss Frances Davidson of Emmetsburg, plus members of the Nichols family.

Irwin Nichols F. C. Davidson Frances Davidson Emmetsburg

Estherville Man Sentenced for DWI Plea

Judge F. C. Davidson sentenced Joe Steel of Estherville to one year in the county jail after he pled guilty to driving an automobile while intoxicated. He will receive credit for 72 days already served. Two other charges conspiracy to violate liquor laws and resisting an officer were dismissed.

F. C. Davidson Joe Steel Estherville Steel xrDo

Estherville Man to Build In Swea City

Adolph Mortenson of Estherville, owner of a feed mill in Swea City, announces he will settle the site deal in a few days and begin constructing a new building as soon as a site is secured.

Adolph Mortenson Estherville Swea City

Inaugurate High School Ticket Sale Friday Assembly

A Friday afternoon assembly at the high school will start at one o'clock to boost activity ticket sales for the coming year. It is the first pep meeting, with talks by department representatives and Alvin White on outsider activities. Season tickets cost 2.50 for the first semester, high school students 1.60, and grade school 1.00. Sales run all week with group and top seller prizes and commissions for young salesmen. Band and orchestra rosters are announced for the senior band and high school orchestra, with rehearsals three mornings weekly and first performances at Friday’s assembly.

Alvin White Hich

Editorial Comment By G. A. Nichols on the New Deal

An editorial argues dogs are natural friends to man. It notes Roxsuth county backed Roosevelt in a presidential poll at the fair with 324 votes to Landon 276 and Lemke 22. It also comments on Clay county fair size and local business closures during fair week, then contends most people only attend one day while five are left for shopping.

Roxsuth County Roosevelt Landon Lemke Clay County State

Judge and Mrs Quarton Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

Judge W B Quarton and wife of Algona marked their 50th wedding anniversary at home Tuesday afternoon, with a reception attended by about 300 friends. The groom previously served as district judge for several terms and many well-wishers offered hearty congratulations.

W. B. Quarton Algona

Get Busy and Demand Better Leaders in Office

In pre election days the speaker urges action to save the country. He warns against failed policies and calls on voters to demand effective legislators and administrators, noting state legislatures and congregations as key government factors.

Barry Halden To Talk Here In Estherville Visit

Barry Halden a Republican candidate for United States senator will tour Emmet county October 2 with stops in Spencer September 30 Algona October 1 and Emmet county the next day He will meet in Ringsted and Armstrong then hold a noon luncheon in Estherville and speak in the court house square if weather allows A small town resident Halden has long experience with farm and labor issues and backs the Republican farm program as key to restoring living standards He rose from printer to editor and during the depression urged nonessential cuts before layoffs and believes in broad farm support measures.

Estherville Berry PF. Halden Chariton United States Halden Spencer Algona Emmet County Ringsted Armstrong Court House Square Citiite Iowa Berry Halden Lucas County

IERA Attorney Visits Emmet County Board of Supervisors

R J Thompson attorney for IERA met with Emmet county officials to discuss unemployment and hiring a social welfare worker. Board declined regular hire citing finances and urged self supervision of districts. They approved pursuing WPA project certification and sent a second candidate for qualification potential.

Emmet County Board of Supervisors R. J. Thompson Thompson Clyde Herring Ashley Scott Irene Kohl Des Moines WPA

Hauger Plans Organize Baseball League in Midwest

Art Hauger former manager of Estherville Eagles envisions a regional baseball league in Southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa. He cites $1500 to $2000 from major leagues to spark interest, with local subscriptions. potential teams from Estherville Spencer Jackson Algona Forest City and Fairmont. Mrs Chas Hawk reports from Des Moines on family moves, while Marie Scrumbling attends a Christmas seal meeting in Algona with regional directors discussing plans with Kossuth and nearby counties.

Art Hauger Tan Estherville Eagles Ae Eathering Aeria Minnesota Iowa Mr. Hauger Fetherville Spencer Jackson Minn Algona Forest City Fairmont Marie Scrumbling Kossuth

Halden Seeks Office After Long Career in Journalism

The 42 year old journalist Halden, married with one child, announces a first campaign for political office. He is described as an ardent student of governmental affairs and a resident of Iowa, with wide experience in all walks of life and in local, state, and national issues.

Halden

Moser Murray suit goes to jury after four days of trial

The Moser Murray lawsuit ends four days of testimony with closing arguments by Wm S Johnston for the plaintiff and N J Lee for the defense. Carl Moser of Estherville sues John Murray of Omaha air mail for 6303 dollars in personal and property damages from a November 20 auto crash at Ninth and Maple streets Murray counters for 2620 dollars. Witnesses testified about lights and injuries with both sides presenting evidence of drinking and timing after late dinners. The jury seated includes Lucile Peterson, Geo Larson, James Huntsinger, Ed Bergeson, Curtis Halverson, Martha Jensen, Edwin Juhl, Herman Moltzon, Martin Natterstad, Bertha Paulson, Laura Ruckman and Freda Womack.

Moser-Murray Wm. S. Johnston N. J. Lee Carl Moser Estherville John Murray Omaha Ninth and Maple Streets Murray Moser Ninth Street Maple Robbomace Aana Pho Lucile Peterson Geo. Larson James Huntsinger Ed Bergeson Curtis Halverson Martha Jensen Edwin Juhl Herman Moltzen Martin Natterstad Bertha Paulson Laura Ruckman Freda Womack

Brilliant Comedy Comes to Grand Theatre

The Grand screens Piccadilly Jim on Friday and Saturday. A young London artist loves an American girl who vanishes, loses his job, and draws a family who become the world’s laughing stock. Montgomery and Madge Evans lead a strong cast with Billie Burke and a witty lineup.

London Montgomery Madge Evans

Local market prices for corn eggs and hogs

Local market listings show Corn No 2 yellow at $1.01 per unit and No 2 white at $1.10. Burley and other items priced with various weight categories. Hogs top butcher and top packer prices listed as $9 090 and 17510 respectively.

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Apettors Ft. Defiance A. Scott Greenwal den Moines P. T. A. Executive Committee Gulf Point Des Moines Chamber of Commerce East Emmet School Will Our City THE Miss Thompson H. S Ramond Minkler Layone Anderson Dale Barrett Orin Bixby Orthian Blacketer Corrine Bormann Edwin Burt Richard Dawson William Deming Arnt Espeset Vivian Espeset Russell Eveleth Roland Fagre Edward Fossum Ethel Fouts Glen Groth Paul Groth Eligworth Hanson Betty Huntsip Johnston Pat Kelly Dale Knutsen David Lee John Lee Robert Liddle Harvey Lundy Betty Ann McMillan Mac McMillan Gregory McNally Carola Mathre Sewell Mathre Selmer Mathre Omer Nau Orville Nordsletten Isabel Paul Kenneth Paulson Nordein Peterson John Raife Betty Riggs Richard Robinson Robert Sewell Lewis Stone Genevieve Thomas Robert Thomas Dorothy Waldron Editorial G. A. Nichols Mrs. Quarton Chicago Stock Yards Packer Hartman Sioux City Red Bank N. J Melvin Crooks Montclair Betty V Barry Halden U. S Iera Hauger Chas Hawk Joe Yeager Markham Edwin G. Markham Grant Wood Malins Miller Grand Theatre Robert Z. Leonard Miss Evans Frank Morgan Billie Burke Eric Blore Robert Benchley Ralph Forbes Cora Witherspoon Grant Mitchell Aileen Pringle Billy Bevan Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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